MEM wrote:
Ok. I have comment this two lines: Now it seems to work in FF.
/*height: 20em; */ /*width: 30em; */
If this is OK, I will try to understand the IE part now.
Height isn't needed but you'll need the width on #centered. Otherwise
you just get a container as wide as the viewport
MEM wrote:
I'm confused, what's going on on this code?
Simple logic, coded in jscript and expanded/explained here...
http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_additions_20.html#item3
...and there's a link to Microsoft's information on the subject in my
page...
Simple logic, coded in jscript and expanded/explained here...
http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_additions_20.html#item3
...and there's a link to Microsoft's information on the subject in my
page...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533024.aspx
Beyond that I don't want to reiterate stuff
MEM wrote:
Thanks for the IE8 info. I didn't know about that.
IE8 still supports IE-expressions in its two backwards compatibility
modes - emulating IE7 standard mode and IE5.5/6 quirks mode. No need to
hide them from IE8 in super-standard mode though, since it simply
ignores them then.
Most of
In practice I'm dividing dimensions of body (equal to viewport) and the
centered element by 2, and subtract half of one from half of the
other to get the offset needed to get the vertical mid-point of the
element positioned in the vertical mid-point of viewport
yup, clear...
*if* (and only if)
MEM wrote:
I want something really simple, like a little lettering on the center,
saying under construction with a logo, or hang on, for example, just to
have something there before a site get's done.
But well... now that I look at it, I actually don't need the centered div.:S
Only the
Hello to all,
I'm trying to learn how to center something vertically and horizontally.
I've search and google a lot, but the most of the examples don't work well,
so, I cannot learn from there. Either they have browser issues, either
issues with certain doctypes there is always something, and
MEM wrote:
The hard part on this is that, when I look the source code on this
last link, I get a lot of code that I don't get.
Ignore it, and use your own visual styling.
Is this the reason why this link http://nuvemk.com/index4.html
doesn't show thinks centered on firefox?
Yes, since
- Original Message -
From: MEM tal...@gmail.com
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2009 12:34 PM
Subject: [css-d] just center
Is this the reason why this link http://nuvemk.com/index4.html doesn't show
thinks centered on firefox?
Márcio
Marcio:
The div id
-Original Message-
Hello to all,
I'm trying to learn how to center something vertically and horizontally.
I've search and google a lot, but the most of the examples don't work well,
so, I cannot learn from there. Either they have browser issues, either
issues with certain doctypes there
MEM wrote:
Ok. I have comment this two lines: Now it seems to work in FF.
/*height: 20em; */ /*width: 30em; */
If this is OK, I will try to understand the IE part now.
Height isn't needed but you'll need the width on #centered. Otherwise
you just get a container as wide as the viewport
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